Over a decade of chronicling emerging trends in the M&E industry, Digital Studio is paying its due homage to the technologies, which defined the shaping of a new era in media. This special feature is a recap of ten breakthrough advancements that marked the decade gone by. With this edition, we strive to bring to the table, a sum-up of what’s in and what will aid you hone and fine-tune your existing infrastructure by incorporating everything under the sun—to eventually build the base for a holistic approach to business. 

Post event reports of Digital studio India Awards & Cabsat preview

Digital studio April edition talks about the upcoming  Nab show 2022 & glimpses of the Digital Studio Awards 2021.

This March 2022 issue is a round-up of different technologies and innovations – the ones that have made an enormous difference and redefined industry standards. For the cover story, we have presented our take on the most futuristic and sustainable techs of today – one that’s bound to be relevant in many more years to come. In other stories, we revisited to few of the most beloved cameras and lenses by the cinematographers in the past few years and rightly so (they have managed to assert their dominance in an industry that evolves and transforms in a heartbeat). The ‘edge’ is what makes them stand out! 



Feb edition of digital studio looks into how  OTT Business has exploded in the last 2 years & its upcoming trends  in the industry.

VIRTUAL PRODUCTION IN FILMMAKING - A filmmaking technique that deserves to be recognized and implemented now more than ever!

NEWS AT A GLANCE - A CLOSER LOOK AT WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE WORLD

For our finale edition, we reached out to a few industry professionals to understand their perspectives on this year and what’s in store for next. The year 2021 was full of unexpected turns of events. It has been a series of highs and lows. But most of all, it has been unforgettable. Consecutive cancellations of NAB followed by the IBC show kind of took a toll on the overall morale of our industry. We have been trying to get back on our feet for quite some time now. For a few, the contingency plan has worked, and for some, it has been arduous. But we don’t give up easily, and that’s the spirit this situation calls for. In the face of an ongoing disaster and the onset of a new year, the industry is full of hopeful promises. 

 In conversation with Siddharth Diwan, a young cinematographer, a realist, and a dreamer of sorts lets us into his world where he firmly believes that fillmmaking should be a holistic experience for everyone. Read  more...

This October 2021 edition is our 13th-anniversary issue where we celebrate brands that set out with a vision years ago to bring about a radical change in the industry and have rightly done so! Our cover story takes a deep dive into their journey of innovation, how they fought against the odds of a pandemic, and describes one of their ground-breaking projects. The pandemic threw us all into an abyss but these game-changing brands managed to find their way out of it and grew even stronger by sheer determination and preparedness to conquer any crisis. It demonstrated how resilient they were in the face of an unprecedented catastrophe.  

August issue focus on the fancy world of music videography & analysing the finer details of  outside broadcasting

The most widely-employed augmentation, which has penetrated the realms of broadcast and production across the globe, still claims the largest chunk of the pie, in the sea of many other advancements which come and go. The cover story is deep-dive into how IP technology holds the reigns of media. Elsewhere in this edition, you will stumble upon a dedicated feature on streaming telemetry—read on to find out what’s the hype about the new entrant in network telemetry. Also, BroadcastAsia 2021 is back with a promising edition, albeit, virtually. Through a virtual model, the show will stream live content along with fostering networking, through your screens. Dive in to know what to expect at the gala show.




How many of us have found ourselves tapping on the Spotify or YouTube music app a couple of times a day, just to hear a tune or enjoy a track along with a cuppa? Music streaming has been around for quite a while, but is having its peak moment right now, as we speak. With music concerts and video shoots being stalled, artists from across the globe are releasing new tracks, albums even, over these streaming apps. Our cover story is a deep-dive into the trend of music streaming, which will mark this decade as the ‘decade of streaming.’
Elsewhere in this issue, you will stumble upon a dedicated feature on cloud technology. The augmentations happening in cloud computing are numerous. The feature sheds light on the recent cloud computing trends. Talking about technology trends, CABSAT 2021 is here, and promises breakthrough media and entertainment insights—applied AI in broadcasting and satellite, 5G in media, incredible production technologies and industry stakeholder perspectives, amongst a myriad of other next-gen advancements.




With the pandemic skewing the way things are done in media, music concerts have now come home. Our favourite artists are hosting live impromptu sessions over social media or other platforms, and fans are enjoying the intimate and personal nature of these virtual gatherings like never before. The cover story, this month, is all about how this change is rampant across the globe and how technology is lending a helping hand. Also, thinking about technology, the Internet of Things has been around for a while. To know more about its intricacies, dive into our dedicated feature on IoT and its benefits. While we talk about media, technology and entertainment, we dare not leave out sports. India is a country, where sports is followed almost like a religion. Enter: esports. Our special feature plunges into the multi-billion dollar industry of esports and how it is disrupting conventional sports entertainment.



In the wake of the ‘new normal,’ live events are barely happening physically. They are happening on our phones, tablets and laptops. What has made it possible for us to enjoy a music concert or our favourite sports tournament from the comfort of our home, whilst sipping coffee? Read all about it in our cover story. Another feature is dedicated to the rise in cyber threats and what broadcasters and production companies can do to assess risks and take appropriate steps to mitigate the chances of being compromised. Elsewhere in this issue, you will stumble upon a preview piece of the Convergence India 2021 show, which is going ‘phygital’ in its 28th year.

Cinematography has undergone a myriad of changes over the past few years. Our cover story, this February, is an intriguing essay on what’s been up with cinematography; think: latest trends, new nuances and next-gen technology to aid it all. On similar lines, our special feature on the proliferation of podcasting would lead you listen to one yourself, after all India is a land of storytellers and stories. Elsewhere in this issue, you will stumble upon a article on lighting aesthetics. Lighting is one of the most important components of making a story impactful, oozing out the exact emotion and vibe intended.



Our January edition is a deep-dive into the biggest media disruptors of all time, OTT and VOD. Although the terms are relatable and belong to the same parent term—broadcast—they are not the same really. Read about how the two game-changers have evolved over the past couple of years, with changing dynamics.
Also, plunge right in to know about how VR is set to be the future of entertainment by helping create incredibly immersive and interactive experiences for users. Elsewhere in this issue, you will come across a detailed article on the science of colour grading, colour timing, colour correction and the fine differences between each of them.



With the global pandemic skewing the dynamics across industries, production companies and broadcasters have embraced remote production—which was once reserved for high-end projects—extensively for routine studio and live productions. The cover story dives into how the industry is adding value by embracing new techniques of producing content, at home. Also, read on to know about finer nuances of how 8K can benefit broadcasters and if it will be a standard norm in the days to come. On similar lines, we explore the 5G trend in detail, carefully pointing out how it works to make lives better—for consumers as well as providers.

Just like everything in our lives, today, is automated, the news media industry has also witnessed the penetration of robot journalists into their realm, so as to ease their work. But, will robots replace human journalists in the years to come? Find out in our cover story this month. Also, read all about how our good old radio has evolved over the years—thanks to technological advances—and still continues to be loved by one and all. This edition also carries a sneak peek into all the happenings that transpired at the digital edition of the Broadcast India Show 2020.

Digital Studio has turned twelve! Over a decade of chronicling the latest tech insights and trends in the M&E industry. Dive in to read our Anniversary Special feature on some hidden-yet-important concepts that will help you up your media game. Also, read all about how newsrooms in India have received a facelift in the face of the global pandemic, in a dedicated feature on new newsroom technology. And, elsewhere in this issue, catch all the action that transpired at IBC Showcase 2020, which was so successful that it has been extended.

Our cover story, this month, focusses on Intelligence Amplification (IA), a concept gaining widespread traction in the M&E industry. The coming together of Artificial Intelligence and the human element is what encompasses IA. Elsewhere in this issue, read about how targeted advertising is helping broadcasters cash-in on revenues. A dedicated feature in this edition, is a preview of the coveted IBC Show, which is being held virtually this time, owing to the current pandemic situation. Dive in to read all about it.



This month's cover story focusses on graphic designing, which enhances visual storytelling and is an important component of any TV/film production. Read on, for a dedicated feature on how camera technology is evolving by the day. Also read about the importance of OB vans in an outside broadcast scenario.

This month’s cover story focusses on content management including archiving, storage, MAM and distribution. With more and more media companies looking to effectively manage content, we discover how it is made possible. Also read about cloud technology and how it has enabled innovation in the content industry. Another intriguing feature is on live theatre production, and what goes into curating a scintillating stage show which enthralls audiences worldwide

Our cover story is dedicated to audio post-production and how it plays a pivotal role in giving a movie its look and feel. The story dives into the basic concepts of sound designing and other techniques, which help amplify the emotion of a scene. On similar lines, this issue is packed with a feature on video editing techniques including cuts, transitions, montages and cross dissolve techniques. Moving forward, this edition includes a focus on how subtitling has changed cinema for good, while breaking language and geographical barriers across the globe.

This month, Gourav Rakshit, COO, Digital Ventures, Viacom 18, talks to Digital Studio—giving us a lowdown on Viacom 18’s technology advancements for its digital and OTT platforms. With the rapid consumption of video via VoD services, the story outlines the importance of keeping abreast with the latest, to keep ahead of times. The edition is also packed with an exciting dedicated feature on studio lighting—an aspect less-talked-about but very important in the world of filming. Welcome to the nation animation—a deep dive into the sprawling universe of animation and how it lifted the face of cinema.

In this disquieting time of a health crisis, what is the media industry doing globally to pass the surreal test. Who knew 2020 would bring along such a ghastly pandemic, which will, in turn, slow down the global economy considerably—with media companies not being spared. The pandemic is the second successive crisis the industry is facing within a year, the first being the economic slowdown of FY20. Read all about how the media fraternity is coping with changing times. The edition is packed with a detailed analysis of the new technology being used in newsrooms, to ease news casting. Has content consumption reached a tipping point? Let’s analyse the barely-talked-about aspect of content fatigue in a dedicate feature.

Introducing the March edition of Digital Studio India, starring Anant Roongta, MD, Famous Studios, on the cover. He is young at heart and focused at breathing new life into the legacy of Famous Studios. Read all about him as a son, father and the managing director. This issue is also packed with an exciting preview of CABSAT 2020, and what it has to offer in Dubai, this month. Dive right into a dedicated feature on the future and finer aspects of the futuristic technologies of Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality.

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Digital Studio is the trade publication for India's booming digital production and broadcast industry. Published by ITP Media (India) and circulated to a carefully targeted audience of production engineers, camera men, graphic designers and broadcast executives in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai, Digital Studio combines the latest news, products, features, best practices and business trends to create a vital industry information resource for techies, creatives and executives. 

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